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Originally Posted by Berwil
Thanks George, I've replaced a few of those dryer belts back when I did electrical work. Aside from the heating coils, they're usually the only thing to go bad. I thought about melting the ends back together, I might just try it to see if it will get me by. If I clamp one end of the belt, heat up a steel plate with a torch, hold the plate between the ends and slide it out when the ends start melting. I'll see if it works, got nothing to lose before a replacement shows up. 
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Bill |
Use a Teflon coated skillet/pan on the stove or you will burn the ends and they will not stick together I do remember that Ha,LOL!
Just push the ends into the quite warm, but not smoking hot pan with your hands like melting a stick of butter.
When they start mushrooming just push them together and hold steady for a minute or two ----used to work for me but no guarantees it is even that type of material